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ine Old 1909 American Folk Art Game Board Signed Checkers Chess
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This is a beautiful 18″ square old wooden Folk Art game board, hand incised in great detail with images of crowns and floral boarders, signed in wood burned pyrography verso F.W.C. ’09. and with an original label remnant still visible.
Dimensions: 18″ square x 1/4″ depth.
Provenance: Old New England collection.
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